Few apartment communities favor students
Patricia Moore With MCC not offering on campus housing, students who do not wish to continue residing with their parents are faced with the challenge of finding and paying for … Read More
Counter-culture boutique offers rare items
Iliana Deanda Located in the heart of Phoenix away from all the commercial clothing stores, lies a hip hop landmark, a boutique that stands apart from any other retail experience. … Read More
More than a stadium coming to an end for the Yankees
Michael Jasper 161 v. 1,300,000,000.One of these numbers represent the past, the other, the future. 161 postseason games held at Yankee Stadium, “The House that Ruth Built.” $1.3 billion is … Read More
How to rock like a girl and get backstage
Brianna Martinez I’m not one to read “Ultimate Guide to” books, but “Cherry Bomb” by Carrie Borzillo-Vrenna features advice for any girl who has ever imagined herself as a rockstar’s … Read More
Creative entertainment that won’t break the bank
Patricia Moore Financing an education can put a real dent in a person’s entertainment budget. Luckily, there are several local venues that provide students with affordable recreational options. The Pollack … Read More
Lady Thunderbirds falter; off to a 4-9 start
Riis Valcho After a good start to their Monday night home volleyball match the Lady thunderbirds faltered in the final three matches to lose to the weaker-playing Pima Community College … Read More
Students find interesting ways to increase cash flow
Kristin Villalpando For college students looking to put a few extra bucks in their pocket, there is no shortage of interesting ways to go about it. Donating plasma, the liquid … Read More
Solar power taking shape at MCC
Matt Wilhalme Many solar companies are searching for alternative sources of energy.Rising popularity of solar systems in the Valley has created a back order on the availability of solar modules … Read More
Lower drinking age debate divides colleges
Kristin Villalpando Many of the United State’s most prestigious college presidents are getting behind one of the most controversial issues in generations of milestones, lowering the legal drinking age in … Read More
Casualties of excess
Nathan Humpherys Disturbed by the frequency and severity of underage binge drinking, 129 college presidents and chancellors have signed the Amethyst Initiative this summer in an attempt to lower the … Read More